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. 2018 May 3;59(7):1190–1204. doi: 10.1194/jlr.M082784

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Fig. 2. — Putative MS/MS fragmentation pattern of the three newly identified trehalose MAs. Fragmentation pattern of Acyl-hTMCM_C32:0/16:0 (A), Acyl-AcTMCM_C32:0/16:0 (B), and Ac1-hTDCM_C32:0/C32:0 (C). Altogether, 18 novel lipid species, comprising 14 Acyl-hTMCM, 1 Acyl-AcTMCM, and 3 Ac1-hTDCM species, were detected. The FA moiety of Acyl-hTMCM (A) and Acyl-AcTMCM (B) could either carry a keto group or a hydroxyl group. In the case of a hydroxyl group, the FA moiety is monounsaturated (highlighted in green).